Shh? No! Speak up!

Finally, my four more public blogs have had “no follow” removed, and the pathetic thing: it was a cinch once I remembered to copy the few words to remove and use my find key to find them quickly, duh.

Thanks to those that have mentioned it on their blogs and to these four in particular, because I cannot remember the others, too long ago. . . sigh:

• This Eclectic Life for repeating it, since I am an excellent procrastinator and for links to:
• Dawudmiracle for links to directions and to:
• Randa Clay Design for the logos and links to directions, including:
• Beta Blogger for Dummies and their directions and yes, I have learned much from them in particular, but from all bloggers really.

And don’t get lost reading all the interesting things they have on their blogs until after you have removed no follow if that is what you wish, because that just added to my procrastination, I got lost in their words.

Now, to remember how to add the logo. Here we go.

Finally, my four more public blogs have had “no follow” removed, and the pathetic thing: it was a cinch once I remembered to copy the few words to remove and use my find key to find them quickly, duh.

Thanks to those that have mentioned it on their blogs and to these four in particular, because I cannot remember the others, too long ago. . . sigh:

• This Eclectic Life for repeating it, since I am an excellent procrastinator and for links to:
• Dawudmiracle for links to directions and to:
• Randa Clay Design for the logos and links to directions, including:
• Beta Blogger for Dummies and their directions and yes, I have learned much from them in particular, but from all bloggers really.

And don’t get lost reading all the interesting things they have on their blogs until after you have removed no follow if that is what you wish, because that just added to my procrastination, I got lost in their words.

Now, to remember how to add the logo. Here we go.

Bridget posted a few words (heartwarming) about her daughter’s reaction to Andrea Bocelli and Elmo. Yes, you can watch the two interact. It is worth reading and watching. If you love it, too; if it brings tears or a warm fuzzy feeling, then delurk long enough to just thank her for finding it for us! I’m going back to see it again, not just to hear Andrea’s amazing voice, but to see his interaction with Elmo. . . the human side of a star.

Bridget posted a few words (heartwarming) about her daughter’s reaction to Andrea Bocelli and Elmo. Yes, you can watch the two interact. It is worth reading and watching. If you love it, too; if it brings tears or a warm fuzzy feeling, then delurk long enough to just thank her for finding it for us! I’m going back to see it again, not just to hear Andrea’s amazing voice, but to see his interaction with Elmo. . . the human side of a star.

Here’s to everyone who takes their time to remind those of us who forget, whether we forget to start, forget to stop, forget to ask, forget to question, forget to think, forget our manners, forget ourselves, forget your feelings, forget to make dinner, forget to do something we promised, etc. Thank you. Really, thank you.